[SOLVED]Ditto+link to child...How?

Problem:
Ditto call results have an email link.
That link should lead to a child document in the containers ditto listed. That child document has an eForm call where there should be a call for the TV email address for each doc.
I can’t get ditto to create that link, I can only get the link the [~[+id+]~](or container-not child)
Anyone have any ideas?
Check out: http://www.barnbrookrealty.com/2009/index.php?id=68
Help!!!

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printscreen, maybe?

Try again it was a bad URL tag issue..its fixed now

Try use template for the Ditto call (&tpl parameter), create the result like you want as the chunk, with the required placeholders.

the ditto call would be [[Ditto? &tpl=`chunkName`]]

what is your ditto call?
hang on... perhaps I misunderstood you.
What you want if the link is clicked, is going to email form?

this attachment is showing where I go after click the email button.

As you can see.. the page works, except that it is going to the Container ID address and not the Child of the container address.
the code in the Ditto &tpl is this:


I am trying to get that to reach the child instead of the container ID the child is in. The eForm is inside that child!

Quote from: goldsky at Jan 05, 2010, 11:55 PM

what is your ditto call?
hang on... perhaps I misunderstood you.
What you want if the link is clicked, is going to email form?

this attachment is showing where I go after click the email button.

Exactly! that is the CONTAINER and not the CHILD Layout inside that container!
Here is the page which is inside the container

Menu (by page ID):
-68 // Ditto
|-122 // Profile
||- eForm?
|-123 // Profile
||- eForm?
|-127 // Profile
||- eForm?
|-128 // Profile
||- eForm?
||- another child?
...

How many children does each container have?

Eventually each container will have 3 children, but for now there is only one for the eForm layout


Quote from: goldsky at Jan 06, 2010, 12:18 AM

Menu (by page ID):
-68 // Ditto
|-122 // Profile
||- eForm?
|-123 // Profile
||- eForm?
|-127 // Profile
||- eForm?
|-128 // Profile
||- eForm?
||- another child?
...

How many children does each container have?

Try this:
Quote from: bunk58 at Sep 29, 2009, 10:56 AM

Here’s something I’ve used before :

<?php
$pid = $modx->documentIdentifier;
$allChildren = $modx->getAllChildren($id= $pid, $sort= 'menuindex', $dir= 'ASC', $fields= 'id');
$firstChild =  $allChildren[0]['id'];
return $firstChild ;
?>

It will return the id of the first child document.

change the &firstChild parameter with kind of flexible array (rather only having ’0’ of ’id’ index.), so you can use this custom snippet again for other children.